An asymmetrical triangular scarf, or shawlette, or shawl - just start crocheting, and finish when it’s big enough!
The shawlette featured here took 2 skeins/100gm/360metres of Silky Wool.

The pattern is a two-row repeat.

It features a nice springy reversible stitch, which when combined with a textured yarn produces a highly tactile and warm fabric.

Any favourite yarn can be used - whichever yarn you choose, make sure that the shawl is worked loosely - use a hook a couple of sizes larger than recommended. This will provide the smooshy, squidgy softness.